Answer:
Freud might argue that George is fixated at the an al stage.
Explanation:
The an al stage is characterized by learning about control and <em>exerting it through the control of the sphincters</em>. This is associated also with retention and<em> fear of losing control,</em> as well as fear of mess, in a way, thus preferring to have everything spotless.
A fixation during this stage is related to OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder).
George wants his cubicle to be spotless and everything is arranged according to a specific purpose and he gets agitated when something is rearranged, it can be concluded that George has OCD and is fixated on this stage.
The Catholic Church ruled almost everything and ran the government
Well, All I know is that In the south they were mostly plantations, thus the need for slaves. And in the north, it was mostly city, with a few SMALL farms
The answer is “life-span”. The Life Span Approach studies the
progress of individuals which occurs from birth to demise. Development is a difficult
procedure, which comprises of fading and demise. This approach cautiously examines
the progress of individuals with high opinion to evolving stages.
I believe the answer is: c understanding constancy and change throughout the lifespan.
In social settings, developmental science research is being done by observing the change that the subjects experience if being put at a certain time of environment over time. Example of its research would be finding out whether there is a correlation between parents income with performance throughout school years.
